A man attempted to transfer files from his Commodore 64 to his Apple computer. 1984
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I'm guessing people are sharing this intending it to generate a laugh or a scoff and not... you know, an incontrollable welling up of nostalgia and longing where you can smell every part of the picture and you know in your soul you're never going home again?
Or maybe a light chuckle or something.
Damn bro.
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I really thought it was for the nostalgia
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Not a shitpost, it was a real struggle even in the '90s
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Use the serial port, both have them, and this would probably work with 600 to even 1200 bits per second.
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I’m not convinced that this picture wasn’t just taken last week!
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I miss my commodore. Ultimate wizard just isn't the same without the joystick and mechanical keyboard and the disk drive sounds.
Such a great game, and the construction set was the cherry on top!
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If this isn't the peak of human physique, I don't know what is
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Such a great game, and the construction set was the cherry on top!
Right? First game I ever saw with a level editor
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Not a shitpost, it was a real struggle even in the '90s
This is still a struggle today.
Want to put a file on your iPhone or iPad from a non-mac? Good luck without some 3rd party app.
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This is still a struggle today.
Want to put a file on your iPhone or iPad from a non-mac? Good luck without some 3rd party app.
Great point. It's infuriating that the only inbuilt non-Apple remote file access method in iOS is SMB3, for example.
Edit: downvotes? Is my technical information out-of-date or something?
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This is still a struggle today.
Want to put a file on your iPhone or iPad from a non-mac? Good luck without some 3rd party app.
On my Linux installation, I just plug it in, "trust" the PC, and I can open it in my file explorer as I would any other USB storage device. Do you need a 3rd party app to do that on Windows?
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On my Linux installation, I just plug it in, "trust" the PC, and I can open it in my file explorer as I would any other USB storage device. Do you need a 3rd party app to do that on Windows?
What is your secret? I’ve tried this myself and nothing happens when I plug it in. Arch with KDE here.
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Use the serial port, both have them, and this would probably work with 600 to even 1200 bits per second.
I prefer 300 baud because you can distinctly hear if the bitstream is correct
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Ah how little has changed
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I prefer 300 baud because you can distinctly hear if the bitstream is correct
More or less, yes. But I have heard more than enough of this sound to last a few lifetimes.
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Ah how little has changed
Me trying to copy files from Linux to FreeBSD
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wouldn't it be great if when we think of something in the past, we could also smell what it smelt like
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This is still a struggle today.
Want to put a file on your iPhone or iPad from a non-mac? Good luck without some 3rd party app.
Good luck doing any file management on an iPhone or iPad tbh. Tech companies nowadays seem desperate to make people forget how computers work.
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Judging by the attire, moustache and retro hardware this is a new photo.
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Saudade - A word in Portuguese and Galician denoting an emotional state of melancholic or profoundly nostalgic longing for a beloved yet absent someone or something. It derives from the Latin word for solitude. It is often associated with a repressed understanding that one might never encounter the object of longing ever again. It is a recollection of feelings, experiences, places, or events, often elusive, that cause a sense of separation from the exciting, pleasant, or joyous sensations they once caused. Duarte Nunes Leão defines saudade as, "Memory of something with a desire for it".
